The former Kadji Kadji pastoral station is located north of Perenjori and east north east of Morawa.

Kadji Kadji has had variuos names over the years including Cadgee, Old Cadgee and possibly Kadi Kadji. However it seems that in the 1890's it was known as Cogy Cogy Station.

Septimus Burt (1847-1919) a Western Australian politician, grazier and lawyer was a part owner of Kadji Kadji. _ADB His son Archibald (Archie) Francis Gustavi Burt (1875 -1941) and his wife Clare Margaret Ursula Page (1882-1971) spent the summers in Peppermint Grove and the winters at Kadji Kadji. _{Pascoe, Stewart}

In 1942 the station covered 129,338 acres and the rent per 1000 acres was 21 shillings, which was the highest in the area. _PAB

Present day Kadji Kadji includes Burrillgabby Lake and Nullewa Lake (north of Koolanooka).

It is currently located in the Shire of Morawa but it is not known if this has always been the case.

The Kadji Kadji pastoral lease was surrendered in September 2003 and it came under the control of the Department of Conservation and Land Management (now the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions) and forms part of Western Australia's conservation estate.

Acknowledgements
Terry Davidson

References:
Australian Dictionary of Biography (ADB) Online Edition - accessed February 2007
Goldsmith, Frank H (1961) The History of Morawa District: The Story of Progress [Morawa Shire Council]
Pascoe, Robert (1983) Western Australia's Capital Suburb: Peppermint Grove OUP, Melbourne
Pastoral Appraisement Board (PAB)(1942) Report on Reappraisement of Pastoral Leases
Stewart, Noel (1987) As I Remember Them. Access Press. Perth.